Pinched nonprofits may want to free up board-designated assets
In general, nonprofits can’t use restricted assets for purposes other than those specified by the original donor….
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Using your nonprofit’s endowment to navigate financial obstacles
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Why timing is so important when valuing a business
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Leading Accounting and Advisory Firm Mauldin & Jenkins Climbs in IPA’s 2025 Rankings
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2 options for creating a charitable legacy: Lifetime gifts and charitable bequests at death
Incorporating charitable giving into your estate plan can be a thoughtful and strategic way to support causes…
Trimming your nonprofit’s meeting and fundraiser budgets
Whether you’re planning an off-site retreat for board members, a luncheon for potential corporate funders or a…
Digital twins are transforming the manufacturing industry
A technology originally pioneered by NASA for its Apollo missions back in the 1960s is now taking…
Could zero-based budgeting work for your organization?
If there’s one word that’s being applied almost universally to the U.S. economy right now, it’s “uncertain.”…
How to keep cost cutting from increasing fraud risk
In the process of slashing expenses? Just be careful not to cut essential items, such as sufficient…
9 essential types of insurance for construction companies
Comprehensive insurance coverage might seem like a luxury for many contractors. After all, you’re likely dealing with…
Understanding spousal IRAs: A smart retirement strategy for couples
Retirement planning is essential for all families, but it can be especially critical for couples where one…
Employers can lighten their administrative burden with a SEP plan
When employers’ leadership teams gather to discuss sponsoring a retirement plan, “How about a 401(k)?” is usually…
Fine-tuning the financials: 4 common adjustments when valuing a business
Estimating a company’s value requires more than just reading its income statement or balance sheet. Valuation professionals…
When moving out of state, review your estate plan
There are numerous factors to consider when you decide to pull up roots and relocate to another…
4 common accounting errors for nonprofits to avoid
It may be tempting to try to save money and perform your nonprofit’s accounting tasks internally. But…
Transfer pricing in manufacturing: Tax compliance across borders
If your manufacturing company operates through two or more entities and is expanding into multiple states or…
Milestone moments: How age affects certain tax provisions
They say age is just a number — but in the world of tax law, it’s much…
“Early-career” workers offer great potential, but compliance risks
Colleges and universities across the country have held graduation ceremonies over the past month or so. For…